Thingy | utility application , sort of swiss army knife

As far as I understood both your question and the Blazor concepts, the answer to your question is « no ». There is no possibility to retrieve statically the current HTTP context in Blazor. Because you never know if the context is an initial page load or just SignalR communication to update the current page. Here is the manner I save this situation:

• Create a cascading parameter that is shared by all razor components

• This cascading parameter is a class with many information coming from initial HTTP request, caught in the _Host.cshtml from the httpContextAccessor.HttpContext

• This cascading parameter class gets all the methods of my previous static methods.

• These methods can use the properties of the cascading parameter: RawUrl, UserAgent, ClientIp, …

This implies hard refactoring work to migrate legacy ASP web sites. But the performances of Blazor are worth it.

You can iterate it via data.__root__

a stack overflow error usually happens when you have a error in your recursion , ie a function keeps calling itself until there is no room left in the stack to hold all the references,

the only obvious candidate is

Single forward slashes delimit regular expressions, eg:

For clarity, I assume this is meant to be a fall-back for when JS fails / for edge cases where it is switched off and not a JS free solution.

That distinction is important as if this is meant to be a "no JS" solution all of your role information needs removing.

What you should do is start with a checkbox and CSS solution (that works with no JS), then through progressive enhancement, add the role="button" etc. with JavaScript rather than having it there in the first place.

You then just treat it as a element from that point onwards.

However, the role needs moving to the not the , along with all the relevant WAI-ARIA! (see "Focus the checkbox not the label" h2 below)

Also the reason "Enter" does not work is because adding a role only changes the semantic meaning, it does not add functionality. Checkboxes only work with Space.

So you would need to add this functionality via JavaScript with element.addEventListener('keydown'... and listening for the "Enter" key (key 13) to change the checked state so that it now behaves like a button.

Finally, when using any checkbox - label "hacks" like this the item that should receive focus should be the checkbox itself not the label.

Some screen reader and browser combinations will not announce the checked state for example if you focus the .

The other thing to consider is voice navigation, I do not know how something like "dragon naturally speaking" would behave with this. But as I do not know I cannot comment in any meaningful way other than an educated guess that this would not be very robust due to experience with Dragon not behaving well with workarounds.

I mean, Dragon even has problems with implicit labels so it shows how careful you sometimes have to be due to the scattered support across assistive tech.

So you hide the checkbox using a visually-hidden class, but position it in such a way that when it receives focus you can add focus indicators to the label, using something like input[type="checkbox"]:focus ~ label{/*your focus indicators*/}. You need to move the checkbox and the .page-search within the

I would also encourage you to use the visually-hidden class I linked as the bootstrap sr-only class has a few flaws.

Hopefully that makes sense, any questions just ask.

I haven't tidied up any of your role information etc. in the following demo, all I have done is remove the tabindex="0" on the label.

The demo is purely to show how you can focus the checkbox and still put the focus indicator on the label.

Do you have intents enabled? You need to check it on.

https://discord.com/developers/applications Go to here and select your bot app and go to the bot tab and scroll down and turn on the intents.

You can rely on signals to terminate both processes. Under the hood, the Process.terminate() method delivers a SIGTERM signal to the target process. You need a Queue or Pipe to sent to the processes each other PID. Only the parent (main) process can do so. In your main code before the two processes create a pipe.

There are many possible reasons for this error. You might have multiple versions of Python running on your machine, so you could have installed the module in a version of Python that your code is not using.

Make sure you're using the write version of Python as your interpreter.

You could also try installing the module directly in whatever venv you're using by typing this command into the terminal in the same folder python3.9 -m pip install discord. Replace python3.9 with whatever version of Python you're using.

First your code does not detect when the score is 21, because if statement is not inside while loop and because you are comparing carryOn with False, but not setting it to False. Also if statement should check if counter is more or equal than 21, because you can jump over it (for example score was 20 and then 24).

And you need to check counter after each turn, not after every two turns, because game might end after user's turn. To end loop in the middle you can use break or continue. I prefer continue, so it ends up like this